A few days ago i read an article about the industry of videogames and music. Its true that the people actually is looking for a new type of fun to spend on his free times. But what really caught my attention was the fact of the rising of the sales of video-games and the decrease of the record sales. This is happening because, according to the article, people looks for a story, for imagination to live with, could be able to participate on that stories, above a record with a few good songs. I don’t know if that happens to me but im sure that at least one of us has been dreaming with a new game of Xbox 360 or PS3 instead of the new album of Rhianna. Take your choice…
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I personally I like the videogames and I think people do not buy cd’s because it’s easier to download from the internet in the comfort of home and not go to the store to buy
Salvador – Orihuela, Spain wrote @
Music and video games are very different forms of entertainment, and in my opinion, aren´t comparable.
It´s true that video games are more sold than music CDs, because peole looks for good stories where they can participate.
In Spain people don´t buy video games (normally PC games) and music, because they can download them free on the Internet.
I do that. I rarely buy music or video games.
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I think people do not buy CDs because they can download free in Internet
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